Camp Sewataro
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Inside the Circle
Town records show the Sudbury Weekly’s publisher advising, praising and protecting officials he covers, and branding critics’ claims “misinformation.”
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The Sewataro Process Treats the Camp as a Proposal
Sudbury’s Sewataro survey asks what the property should be. It never asks whether it should go on being a camp, the one decision the town faces before 2027.
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After Losing at Town Meeting, a Select Board Member Takes the Sewataro Study to the Housing Trust
A $20,000 study of the Camp Sewataro property lost at Town Meeting in May. Select Board member Janie Dretler, who defended it, now sits on the Housing Trust as it presses the property’s future back to the advisory committee.
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Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee Update: July 2, 2026
Sudbury’s Sewataro advisory committee reviewed 195 resident ideas from its June input session, with camp operations first by a landslide, and set survey drafts for July 16.
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Liberty Ledge / Sewataro Advisory Committee Meeting Recap: May 21, 2026
The committee studying the town-owned camp property heard Camp Sewataro’s case for a longer lease, and residents’ questions about local access and whether the town comes out ahead.